Refer a friend. Get $10.
You can refer up to 5 people! Also, you may not 1) spam strangers with your link or 2) distribute or publish your link to a social media platform to crowdsource referrals. When telling friends about Ethos, you should not discuss the details of the policies, coverage amounts, or rates. You also cannot pay anyone to apply for coverage or pay anyone to help you solicit referrals.
Anyone you think may benefit from life insurance, as long as they meet our general eligibility requirements. All U.S. citizens and permanent residents between the ages of 20 and 85, and who live in a state where we operate, can apply. Ethos is licensed and operates in 49 US states and the District of Columbia, excluding the state of New York.
You cannot refer yourself, any fake accounts, or the same person more than once. You cannot refer anyone you do not personally know.
If someone you know applies using your link, your gift card will be delivered to your email inbox after they create an account with us.
Feel free to email referrals@ethoslife.com with any questions.
The terms of our referral program make clear that you can only refer your friends, family members, or colleagues whom you personally know. The program explicitly prohibits:
- Posting referral codes on any website to share the codes with people you do not personally know
- Paying someone to apply to Ethos for coverage
- Creating multiple or fake accounts with Ethos
- Using bulk distribution or spam email to strangers
- Referring a person more than once
- Encouraging people to submit inaccurate information in their application to get approved (this is insurance fraud, which may be prosecuted as a felony)
This Program only applies to Legal & General America/Banner Life, Ameritas, and AAA Life products.
At Ethos, we always aim to do the right thing and comply with all laws, so we’re not able to provide referral rewards to anyone who violates these terms. These guidelines are here to help you avoid violating any laws while sharing Ethos. So please don’t violate these rules, because insurance fraud is serious, and we don’t want anyone committing felonies.